Love, Love
With her inebriated father passed out on the couch, an aspiring hairdresser from Krakow chats with her elusive online lover. (Plays in You Just Can’t
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In Defense of the Rocket
The Palestinian-Israeli peace talks take the shape of a symphony in this punchy short from two-time T/F alum Martin Ginestie. (Plays in You Just Can’t
Impression of a War
A chilling, unrelenting tour of Colombian violence that ricochets from dye-stained rivers to fruit stands to underground punk shows. (Plays in My Best Fiasco)
Good White People
In an historically Black neighborhood of Cincinnati, a family closes shop as new residents roll in on their Segways and craft beer carts. (Plays in
Girls and Boys
In Brooklyn, a passionate dance instructor is determined to instill grace into the footwork of her disinterested teenage students. (Plays with Secret Screening Aqua)
Everything and More
Milk, oil, EDM and Aretha bring us out of body and closer to the cosmos in this sensorial knockout. (Plays with Another Country)
El Enemigo
Mayelín roams Havana’s streets, handing out citation after citation in this absurdist look at Cuban bureaucracy. (Plays in You Just Can’t Win)
Concerned Student 1950
This vivid and stirring short brings us up close with Concerned Student 1950, a collective of Black student activists at the University of Missouri, during
Bring Me the Head of Tim Horton
The iconoclastic filmmaker Guy Maddin infiltrates the set of an Afghanistan war drama directed by “the great Canadian populist,” Paul Gross, and exposes its rotten